Winners in Star Clock Contest and Prizes
Judges at The Star Clock contest awarded multiple prizes. Lavette Harrar won first prize, with other top winners including A O Weteh for second prize and Mia Currie for a two-admission prize. Various remarks by judges and participants accompany the awards, amid scattered garbled text and unrelated quotes.
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Pricen
Ign Meadows
Lavette Harrar
Ntherton
A. O. Weteh
Ana Av
Mia
Currie
Went in Swimming Once Too Often
A fragment notes an incident connected to Bartels Red Drug Store at 610 Secondary. It mentions someone named Bo and a sale item described as matching caps. The passage reads like a stray newspaper clipping with unclear details of event and people.
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Bartels Red Drug Store
Bee Hive Dry Goods Moves to Larger Quarters
The Bee Hive Dry Goods Store relocates to larger quarters with a removal sale starting Saturday June 23 2006. The event promises special pricing and extended hours as the store transitions to its new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Prisoners from Nome Brought on Victoria Arrives
Deputy United States marshal W. Thompson landed from the Victoria at Nome with seven prisoners, four insane and three bound for McNeil. The latter group were convicted on minor charges and prepared for transfer.
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RE. W. Thompson
United States
Nome
Victoria
McNeil
Imported Felt Hats From Beattie Hat Factory Highlighted
Tomorrow at the races, many men will wear a distinctive well English imported felt hat. The Beattie Hat Factory at 1310 Second Ave offers hats promising value or money back.
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Beattie
Merritt and Pomeroy Acquitted in Lodging House Robbery Case
Leslie Pomeroy and Allan Wesley Merritt were yesterday acquitted by a superior court jury of entering the La Grange lodging house on May 39 with intent to commit robbery. The defense argued they went to sleep off intoxication and were forced from smaller quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Pomeroy
Allan Wesley Merritt
la Grange
Itosane prisoners sentenced for crimes and sentences
Among the Itosane prisoners was one woman. Antone Centrillo an Italian showed signs of brain softening at Nome and was destined for Nome Italians. He worsened while coming south on the Victoria and was placed in the strong room. Marshal Thompson had him removed to the county jail and tomorrow local physicians will examine him.
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Itosane
Thompson
Antone Centrillo
Nome
Victoria Centrillo
Marshal Thompson
Results at the Meadows Horse Race Summary
Firet Race six furlongs selling Pachuca wins at 7 to 2 with Wary second and Bear Hunter third. Time 1 14. Second Race four furlongs purse for 2-year-olds Lady Beauty wins at 6 to 2 with Lucey second and Hamada third. Time 49 seconds. Scratches Lady Mirthful Ed Sheridan and Blackthorn.
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Firet
Pachuca
Crowmwaite
Wary
Bear Hunter
Lady Beauty
Nichols
Lucey
Hamada
Ed. Sheridan
Blackthorn
Chamber Members Discuss Lake Washington Canal Plan
John H. McGraw spoke briefly on the Lake Washington canal plan at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the afternoon. The chamber sent an invitation for the I. O. G. T convention in Boston asking the order to meet in Seattle next year.
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John H. McGraw
Lake Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Boston
Seattle
Letters as Evidence in Casey Case Highlight Alleged Unprofessional Conduct
Prosecutors present letters from Attorney Casey to Charleston associates and to the Hogue family as part of charges of unprofessional conduct. The letters reference staying a sentence for money and arranging mail for prisoners, with statements about securing a stay to extract funds from wealthy relatives. The case unfolds with Vandevere’s comments on possible disbarment steps.
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Themas J. Casey
Casey & Casey
Meckintosh
Casey
Vandevere
John & Hogue
Charleston
W. Va
John S. Hogue, Jr
Hogue
Mr. Vandevere
Refugees Seek Court Block on Surplus Relief Stock
Attorney Alva Udell for 10 000 refugees filed a complaint in San Francisco on June 20 seeking a restraining order against Mayor Schmitz and the finance committee. They would halt disposal of 86 000 barrels of flour and several million dollars in relief funds until a new accounting system is adopted.
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Schmite
Finance Committee
Brothier’s Wife Arrested by Immigration Officials
Hertha Brothier, wife of Desire Brothier, was arrested as she stepped from the Indianpolis last night by immigration officials. This morning she was tried before a board of investigation and found to be in the country illegally. Tomorrow she will be sent to the retention office at Port Town to await papers from Washington. Officials had watched her for a year and a half. Her husband faces charges in Canada, and she is believed to have come to Seattle to see him.
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Hertha
Brothier
Desire Brothier
Indianapolis
Board of Investigation
Ilegally
Port Town
Canada
Lattle
Weavers to Call Strike Across State
Ballard mill workers and Hoquiam based leaders discuss a broad strike to back Ballard men in their fight. The strike committee failed to attend the millmen meeting as plans for tomorrow’s action remain uncertain. John Campbell’s trial for alleged assault on Hawkins was postponed to afternoon.
Water Shutoff Affects District South of Westerway
A planned water shutdown will occur tomorrow Thursday from 1 pm to 4 pm in the district south of Westerway and east of 20th Avenue, affecting 8 and Yekima Avenues.
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Westerway
20Th Av
Yekima Av
Canvassers Advance Polk Directory Scholastic Census
Canvassers for the Polk Directory Company work on the scholastic census and expect to finish by month’s end. They have three weeks to complete the task, but are believed to finish sooner.
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Polk Directory Company
Washington D C Deaths From Reach of Window and Lake Accident
In Washington D C on June 20 Clarence M York secretary to Justice Fuller was killed by a fall from a window while undergoing treatment. Clarence B Rodgers was ducked and nearly drowned when his canoe overturned in Lake Washington yesterday. A nameless man rescued Rodgers about 15 minutes after the accident in a rowboat.
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Washington, D.C
Clarence M. York
Panagee
Fuller
Clarence B. Rodgers
Lake Washington
Rodgers
Bon Marche Denies Rumor of Sale Offer
The Bon Marche denies rumors that the owners received a purchase offer from the Emperium group of San Francisco. Manager Frank McDermott says the company has had agents in Seattle since the earthquake and would not entertain any offer for the business.
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Hen Marche
Emperium
San Francisco
Inporium
Seattle
Meneger Frank McDermott
Or Marche
Mr. McDermott
Riojun Maru Brings Tea Cargo to Port
The Riojun Maru arrived this afternoon from the Orient with a large cargo of tea and several lighter official lights of the Japanese government.
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Orient
Senator on Way South to Carry Passengers from Nome
The Senator of the Pacific Coast Steamship company was at Nome as the Victoria sailed and was to depart the next afternoon. The vessel would carry a large group of passengers and expect more Nome gold aboard.
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Senator
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Nome
Victoria
Judge Hanford Heads to Tacoma for Court Today
Federal Judge Hanford departed for Tacoma this morning to preside over today's session in the federal court.
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Hanford
Federal Court
Tacoma
What a Funny World This Is at the Races
A humorous note on gamblers risking money on horse races and seeking quick buys at Martell's Red Cram Drug Store 610 Second Ave. The ad mentions Torrey Mellow Ground Rasers and other cheap items like soap and lather brushes as easy money tips.
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Martell
Red Cram Drug
Lombardo couple Pleads Guilty to Unlicensed Sale
Be Lombardo and his wife pleaded guilty before Judge Prater to selling without a license. Each fined 28.60 and costs after earlier Justice Court guilty pleas on April 13, with appeals to the superior court.
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Lombardo
Prater
Justice Court
Missing Civil War veteran John Christopher sought by police
John Christopher aged 68 a Civil War veteran and G A R member has been missing since June 16 from his home 2009 Seventhay. Relatives appeal to the police for help finding him.
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John Christopher
Extradition Fight Ends as LeWald Departs for Chicago
Leslie LeWald, wanted in Illinois on embezzlement charges and resisting extradition, left last night for Chicago under the guard of a Cook County deputy sheriff.
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Leslie LeWald
Ilineisa
Chicago
Cook County
Betting Pitch for Torrey Hollow Ground Rasers
A Bartell Red Crosse Drug Store promotion at 610 Second Ave offers a Torrey Hollow Ground Rasers for $0. The ad claims a potential to double money with no risk, calling the deal a “cute thing” and urging quick purchase.
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Bartell
Red Crosse Drug Store
Second Ave
Jose
Grand Boxing Con test Pleasant Beach Showdown
A boxing match featuring Rute Turner and Dave Holly, two top fighters, billed as a scientific bout at Pleasant Beach. The event takes place Thursday June 21, 1906, with weigh in at 5 pm and boat departures at 2:20 pm 2:30 pm 4:30 pm 6:30 pm 7 pm and 7:30 pm round trip 50 cents.
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Pleasant Beach
Rute Turner
Dave Holly
Jvume
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